im2avi is a small program for making AVIs from sequences of images. im2avi project makes use of avifile for encoding video streams, so im2avi has access to all the codecs that avifile supports, including e.g. DivX or Cinepak.
It uses the ImageMagick++ library to load the images, so it supports a wide range of formats. im2avi was developed on linux, but should run on most OSen that support avifile, ImageMagick and fltk.
NOTE: All the linux machines that I work with are still running Debian Stable (aka Woody aka Linux 1958) and im2avi happily works on these machines. Some users have reported getting it to run on newer machines, some users have reported not being able to. At some stage, I'll spend some time on a newer Linux distribution and update everything to run out of the box on such machines. Until then, you are primarily on your own.
im2avi is a small program for making AVIs from sequences of images. It makes use of avifile for encoding video streams, so im2avi has access to all the codecs that avifile supports, including e.g. DivX or Cinepak. It uses the ImageMagick++ library to load the images, so it supports a wide range of formats. im2avi was developed on linux, but should run on most OSen that support avifile, ImageMagick and fltk.
My primary use for im2avi is to make "screen movies" for presentations and such-like. To capture the actual frames, I use xvidcap. I write the frames to the default xwd-format (which im2avi can easily read) and then make msmpeg4 AVIs.
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